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Show your Pedaltrain juniors!!!

#401
Here's my junior. It's full!

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Tuner > cali76tx > animato > blender out > oxide > civil war > blender return > B7K > xerod (mission exp pedal) .

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I think I like fuzz !
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#407
I know I need to clean up my board a bit and add some more pedals actually. Ill get it to where it needs to be soon, I just need some more patch cables and Id love to have some isolated power on some of those digital pedals, though the One Spot does a pretty good job.
 
#410
Mine is kind of a mess right now. This is a cheap board without holes to arrange the cables under it. But I get some tasty tones out of this configuration. I have to figure out how to fit the Meatbox in there. It looks so lonely out of the board.

The Fuzz is a Univox Superfuzz Clone. The tuner is a cheap chinese tuner I got for $17. It works perfectly and it is very compact. I don't see the need to spend more at the moment.
 

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This is my PT Jr! I It's signal chain is as follows:

MXR Bass Envelope Filter--> MXR Super Comp-->Polytune Mini--> Micro Pog--> B3K-->BBM-->SMMHW-->(2nd out goes to TU-2) Bad Monkey--> Amp.

Why 2 tuners is what everyone always asks me. I have the polytune mini as my main tuner but its a mute tune, and in my band (The Sole Pursuit) I play through almost all of every song, and at least a dozen times I have had my tuning just out for whatever reason but I have to play the next 3 minutes straight so I can't mute without it being obvious. The TU-2 is always on just to see whats up generally. Every mode has a preset on the memory man, so I don't really shag with the knobs much. Only other interesting thing is the big knobs I put on top of the regular knob of the "Hazarai" knob on the memory man, and the output of the super comp, as it is the easiest way to turn down without stopping playing in a pinch.
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#418
Latest incarnation:

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At one point, it was all good and jammed up with pedals. Had the MXR 6-Band velcro'ed on the underside, too.

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But this got to be incredibly annoying after a while having all these pedals that weren't really working with the band, and I made some hard decisions, bought a couple smaller pedals to do what larger pedals were doing, and scaled back to what you see now. These are the only pedals I really need, and honestly, I could probably bag the Pitch Fork, too. But the only thing I have under the board now is the Iso Brick and a rat's nest of cabling. All the business pedals are in back, all the fun pedals are in front. And nothing big.
 
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Feral Feline said:
You've come a long way from talkin' 'bout your home-made plywood board Jimmy, the board's lookin' great!

The Devo Hat A/B switcher is inspired!
Just noticed it on the Reddi/Ampeg, too!

Are we not bass players?

We are TBers!
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We prove de-evolution is real every day!

I use those energy domes to color code the jacks with the LED's on the AB pedal. The rest of them are just to warn everyone that de-evolution is real :D
 

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